Somehow, my odometer switched from miles to KM. Not sure if I caused this or some electrical glitch. Can’t find anything in the owner’s manual or online help to switch it back. Help!
Mopar V8’s are notorious gas guzzlers. My 2014, 2 wheel drive Grand Cherokee with the 5.7 hemi is lucky to break over 14 mpg in the city. If this Wrangler goes into production, count on 12 mpg. The poor aerodynamics will be the biggest hurt on mpg.
Lifestyles and priorities change. I traded my 2018 Rubicon 2dr for a 2020 Gladiator Sport S. The smoothest Jeep I've ever driven, besides a former Grand Cherokee! The mods begin this Friday with a factory steel bumper and winch.
After putting up with a buzzing/feedback noise, coming from the area in the dash panel, below the steering column, the dealer finally found a TSB regarding the issue. The feedback was consistent with the music playing. Almost like another speaker. Evidently, the cause was a module located...
Using the stock pumpkins, the ring and pinion gear teeth will be significantly narrower than your stock ratio gears. This equates to a weaker link. Combine that with heavier tires and wheels, and you're setting yourself up for something breaking. You can probably get by with light offroad...
When replacing your ring and pinion gears with numerically larger ones, the only way they will fit is to narrow the gear teeth. This is the weak link. Measure the tooth thickness between a 4.56 and 3.08 and that will give you an idea on what you sacrifice with regard to durability. That's why...